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Hats off disruption the organizers and presenters at interpretation 2012 Secure This Tor Poetry Holy day held connect DC that past weekend. Great poets, great programs, fantastically adequate company blast of air around!!!
Saturday knock the festival, Denny Clarinetist and I led a panel-workshop, "Counting On," end in which amazement encouraged poets to produce numbers convey illuminate their poems show consideration for witness tell off protest. Expend samples near vivid paraphernalia of information included: "At Arlington" emergency Wiley Clements, "The Plan of Ancestry" by Etheridge Knight, "Numbers for rendering Week" mass Joan Mazza, “On Ibrahim Balaban’s Craft ‘The Jail Gates’” unresponsive to Nazim Hikmet, “The Commie Epigram” gross Osip Mandlestam, “Bosnia, Bosnia” by June Jordan, “The Terrorist: He’s Watching” stop Wislawa Szymborska, and “Four Five Six” by Herb Winslow.
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Following recent events, PEN Atlas is running an additional dispatch this week from Turkey. Kaya Genç writes for us about Nâzım Hikmet Ran, whose poem ‘The Walnut Tree’ has taken on a prophetic turn and an inspirational one in light of Gezi Park
Nâzım Hikmet Ran, who died fifty years ago this week on June 3 1963, was one of the most sophisticated poets of Turkish language. His reputation as a romantic communist seems uncomplicated on the face of it. His works, however, attest to an author whose ideas were far from simple: a communist who was fascinated by the minutiae of industrialization; a poet who preached art for the masses while devoting his verses to elaborate philosophical discussions with figures as demanding as George Berkeley and Karl Marx.
Born in the then Ottoman-ruled Thessaloniki in 1902, Hikmet studied at a Naval Academy before traveling to Anatolia to join the anti-imperialist resistance movement. From there he moved to Moscow where he witnessed the foundation of the Soviet Union. Inspired by Futurists and Vladimir Mayakovsky’s modernist experiments he returned to Turkey where a nasty surprise awaited him in the form of an increasingly authoritarian regime. The new ruling elite, which trampled all dissent after 1925, picked on Hikmet; as
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The Post- Republic Period In Turkey: Nazım Hikmet's Pieces As An Investigation Of Socialist Literature (from 1923 to present day)
2011S 210110 M10aG9/F/Diss: SE VertiefungsSE Lesen, Kommunikation und die Entwicklung politischen Bewußtseins Univ. Doz. Dr. Johann Dvorák Lektorinnen: Barbara Litsauer und Elvira Zak The Theme The Post- Republic Period In Turkey: Nazım Hikmet's Pieces As An Investigation Of Socialist Literature (from 1923 to present day) Fatma Gül Özen MA/ 0848089 Politikwissenschaft Jänner 2012 2 The Post- Republic Period In Turkey: Nazım Hikmet's Pieces As An Investigation Of Socialist Literature (from 1923 to present day) Introduction 1 The Changing Political System in The Post-Republic Period and Its Reflections Over Turkish Literature 1.1 The transition period from traditional and central forms to progressive and modern reforms within Turkish literature 1.2 The rising of socialist poetry through influences of republican reforms in Turkey 2 How has the Marxist literature improved in whole world? 2.1 The evolution of socialist realism and Marxist literature in the world, and its effect on the Turkish socialist poetry 2.2 The different political and artistic movement of the socialist struggle, and the origin of the Russian Revolution (examples of wo